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1 hour ago, fforest1 said:
I really feel offended by these kind of brain out to lunch posts...
Hey if you have not noticed Thailand gives expats no benefits or privileges or rights no matter how long you have been here...Wife/Kids/Job.....Zilch....
They have no right at all to tighten visas...None what so ever.....Because a easy visa was the only benefit they ever offered,take that away and they offer NOTHING.....get it?
Cheers for that! I dislike many of the cuckolds on this forum. You summed it up very well.
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6 hours ago, candide said:
Complete B.S.
2,128 - 1.563 = .565
So the budget deficit is 565 billion, not 275. That's also 26% of expenses. Borrowing money to finance a deficit does not reduce the amount of the deficit.
Mai Pen Rai just add it to the debt.
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Looks like he was out of it in more ways than one.
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32m visitors each year. Thats a large portion of the globe fingerprinted by their own free will considering they knew about this before they arrived.
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So what does it actually say and what is it about ...
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Thats not upskirt photos. She lifted her own skirt.
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So did the hospital know this when she became ill or did they only find out now?
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I would hate to be the DNA team collecting evidence in Soi 6.
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3 hours ago, Tanoshi said:
He could also get a 60 day extension based on visiting Thai wife.
Do you know how bizarre that sounds to anyone?
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16 hours ago, tabarin said:
Exactly the problem, there is no clear rules anymore.
When was the rules ever clear?
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On 6/21/2019 at 9:38 AM, MRToMRT said:I am all for them arresting illegals BUT why the big show from the fuzz and why do the media play out these xenophobic rituals. Does anyone one know if the Thai media keep reporting them the same as the English language media or is it just the English language media's editorial "policy" to scare us?
That is why I asked what is really going on in Thailand. Many here think that they will be immune to the next stupid turn in rules. Like it or not we are all on our way out one way or another. Those roundups says more than you can imagine.
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6 hours ago, attrayant said:
The best solution is to use Bt corn, which has the genes built-in to express the Bt's endotoxin automagically.
I dont think that they allow GMO in Thailand.
5 hours ago, DrTuner said:No, it's yet another side effect of overpopulation and globalization.
Yes. With global travel as well as the movement of goods especially agricultural products its making a dangerous mess. All it takes is one slip up by customs and there is a problem.
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1 hour ago, cornishcarlos said:Sorry, I neglected to say "Thai wifes"
It would take Thai wifes and Thai families of expats to make any changes...
Not much chance of the people that make decisions listening to anyone but Thais marching in Bangkok, demanding family rights, would be a good start...
There was a Thai women around 2004 who stood up about the issue and she even made the Bangkok Post. She complained to the government even then that these rules (at that time) was creating problems and that her own husband divorced her and went back home and so did many others she knew.
The complaint in that point in time was that they had not been allowed to work even while trying to feed their families without doing loads of hoop jumping on work permits and then the annual visa shuffle. Nothing came of it and she disappeared down the memory hole. When I read how pathetic many foreigners are on this forum with their -- if you dont like it here go home mindset --- It took a Thai women to stand on her own to make a point which affected her family.
I came to the conclusion having seen expats simply leave their wife behind with the mindset that if I cant live in your country, then why should you live in mine. Yes it was a strange thought but I thought it was the bitterness of it all in the end.
1 hour ago, Bangkok Barry said:Why do you think they have any interest in non-Thais? Why should they care? Their only reaction would be to say that if you don't like it you are free to leave. Just like some of the posters here.
True again! But this is where the cuckolding lays on this forum. The "go home expats" think that while the crocodile eats his neighbour it is not his concern. Yet forgetting that the crocodile will come after him next. How spiffy had been the ones with their 'embassy letters' throwing stones on those who did not have one. Yet now that coin has turned back onto everyone including themselves.
As I said before and will say it again --- there is something else going on and it certainly is not visa issues or visa abuse. I agree with many posters here that the system is unfair and illogical and that we should have rules that if I cant live in your country you should not be able to live in mine and ditto for business ownership and property. If you want to talk about globalism and its benefits -- that would be it. This however is not globalism but colonisation of the West by the East as everything is just flowing one way.
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9 minutes ago, terryofcrete said:All these rules ... you would think it was a nice place ...
Its as if its Singapore. What is up with the last few years of absolute anti Western sentiment in Thailand? I still think there is something else going on beyond a handful of people who might abuse a visa. Something is wrong.
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18 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:If you had been here 10 yrs you would be well aware of laws to the strict interpretation.
They only started doing this 3 years ago. Before they never bothered.
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2 hours ago, oobar said:
Sorry, my friend, you obviously haven't lived where I have during my 33 years in Thailand. But it's your option to brand as bs something on which you are a bit short of knowledge. And I did not say that "most" buildings have too-short railings. However, there are plenty -- too many -- that do.
True. The railings are far to low and you will find this mainly in the older buildings.
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On 12/10/2018 at 12:51 PM, Tony125 said:
Miss B Haven is not referring to their cup size. Miss B Haven = misbehaving
It was a good play on words.
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On 6/6/2019 at 11:23 AM, Caldera said:
I'm surprised that she isn't French.
Her surname is Levin which makes her Jewish.
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23 hours ago, richsilver said:
I can't check online because I don't know what filters I need and don't want to be crawling around pulling out the cartridges. I really would just like someone to come and do the job.
Open the cupboard and see what brand it is. Bangkok Water brand (https://bkwater.com/product/pure-dm-02/) they will come out to change the filters for you all COD and you have to tell them which version of the filters you own which is normally written on the machine. The other brands dont service.
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25 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:
Apply for a multiple entry non-o visa based upon marriage that allows unlimited 90 day entries for a year from the date of issue.
No financial proof is needed at many Thai embassies and consulates.
The consulates in Savannakhet Laos or Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam do not require it.
Good. I am getting tired of all these rule changes and now see inspections as part of this circus act. Its just getting more tiresome!
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4 hours ago, Father Fintan Stack said:
... shame on the Westerners that support this kind of behaviour, you are even worse.
Welcome to brown nose city.
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On 6/13/2019 at 9:34 AM, phuketrichard said:
they keep this up, thai's wont rent to Farangs anymore ;-(
I think that is the point!
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Its still funny when I read it. Do you really want to live in Thailand permanently? If you are not at retirement age I would suggest keeping your one foot in your home country as I am not sure where things in Thailand are really going. This was a bit of an over kill.
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11 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:
They want you to jump for permission to live with your wife, you jump.
Thats sad and inhuman.
41 percent of vegetables in Thai markets exceed contamination standards
in Thailand News
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Makes me wonder what the blood contamination looks like from these farmers.